Mach Industries
Defense Technology
PropulsionTestTechnician
“Propulsion Test Technician at Mach Industries. Skills: Propulsion test stands, Propulsion hardware, Test operations. Set up, operate, troubleshoot, and maintain propulsion test stands. Assemble, integrate, and test propulsion hardware”
What You'll Achieve.
Enhance strategic capabilities; Redefine the future of warfare; Deter kinetic conflict; Protect global security; Validate propulsion hardware performance; Validate structural integrity; Improve test reliability; Improve operational efficiency; Ensure operational readiness
Industry & Context.
Troubleshooting mindset; Quickly identify and resolve hardware or test setup issues
Access to information protected under U. S. export control laws, Authorization to receive software or technology controlled under U. S. export control laws without sponsorship, Support extended hours, Short-term travel during active test campaigns, Must be authorized to work in the U.S.
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Experience in propulsion, aerospace, automotive, industrial testing, maintenance, or mechanical development environments, Experience working with mechanical assemblies, fluid systems, pressure systems, or propulsion-related hardware, Familiarity with test operations, troubleshooting, and rapid hardware iteration in development environments, Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, schematics, assembly instructions, and test procedures, Hands-on experience using shop equipment, torque tools, tubing tools, pressure equipment, and diagnostic instrumentation, Troubleshooting mindset with the ability to quickly identify and resolve hardware or test setup issues, Willingness to support extended hours and short-term travel during active test campaigns
Nice to Have
Experience supporting rocket engines, turbine engines, thrusters, UAV propulsion systems, or aerospace propulsion hardware, Familiarity with propulsion test cells, DAQ systems, instrumentation, and engine calibration techniques, Experience with cryogenic systems, pneumatic systems, or hazardous fluid operations, A&P certification, military propulsion maintenance experience, or equivalent aerospace technical training, Experience supporting flight test campaigns or defense development programs, Welding, tubing fabrication, or precision mechanical assembly experience, Familiarity with cleanroom practices, contamination control, and aerospace-quality documentation standards, Ability to work cross-functionally with engineering, manufacturing, and flight-test teams during rapid development cycles
What You'll Do.
and maintain propulsion test stands
and test propulsion hardware
Execute proof pressure
and flow testing procedures
and calibrate instrumentation
Interface with data acquisition systems
Support hot-fire and cold-flow test campaigns
Troubleshoot test anomalies and no-go conditions
Maintain detailed records of test configurations
Adhere to strict safety procedures
Support maintenance and upkeep of test facilities
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Collaborate closely with propulsion and test engineers; Work cross-functionally with engineering, manufacturing, and flight-test teams
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